[Guest]

Just wanted to know what 20" wheels people are putting on there wagons, width and offset.
I have 20's on mine and they rub the frame when i turn. Thanks for the input.

 

[Guest]

if i turn mine all the way they rub a little

 

[Guest]

Welcome to the show! Glad you're (finally) on the wagon... Now, where are those photos?

 

[Guest]

i guess this makes my decision to go with 18's. i was worried 20's might rub, especially when loaded.

 

[Guest]

You may get the same results with the 18's. We have a set of Boyd's(18x9)on the front and they rub if you go lock to lock on steering. I think there's been a couple posts on this if you look in the wheel section. Hope this helps.

 

[Guest]

the stock wheels rub on a full lock! If you're rubbing on full lock, try some 1/4 spacers. I was running a 20x9 with a +15 offset and they only rubbed a little.

Rubbing at full lock IS NO BIG DEAL! You will never be going fast enought to hurt anything at full lock (unless you're doing dounuts.)

Don't worry about it.

 

[Guest]

Well i do like to do donuts!! I don't mind the rubbing at all,except when the tire rubbed threw the abs line on the drivers side. Just thought mabey i had the wrong offset.Thanks for the input.

 

[Guest]

Well, like I said, try the spacer. Mine rubbed like crazy without them.

 

[Guest]

I'm running 20 x 8.5 on the wagon during warmer weather and I haven't had a problem unless I really crank the wheel

 

[Guest]

I run 20x9's +15 and rub a little at full lock.But so do my factory steelies. They don't rub enough to hurt anything.The only time I get rub is doing a u turn.